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Heat (for cutting wood; plus I'd have haying to do), downpour, high wind. Or if my wife was feeling frisky... 'Course, being married almost 30...
The loader capacity is 2500 pounds but I try to stay closer to a ton. This is my first year doing this so I am unsure on pallet life yet. I'd like...
Yup, I'm working on it! I'll keep sharing what I find/come up with
So I started doing that this year. I use 48" x 48" pallets bit 48" rough sawn 2x4's for uprights. When they are lagged to the side of the pallet I...
Looks great. I am dreading the day when my CB dies...
I sometimes will put aside chunks of firewood that have some cool feature to them when I'm splitting "to make something out of some day". Most end...
Yah, so for the smaller stuff I have this: [ATTACH] I'm thinking about the stuff too big to lift and cut on this. Stuff I need the tractor to...
So, my least favorite part of firewood production is bucking logs from a pile to stove/OWB length. Dropping trees, limbing, skidding, splitting,...
I wear glasses fortunately so yes. I thought I had ruined them at first because they were immediately all clouded up, but whatever caused that...
yup.... :tears:
You open the damper, wait 12-18 seconds, crack open the door an inch or so...wait a few more seconds, then open it all the way (standing behind...
Yup, very lucky...
If no one was out there when it fell; did it make a sound...? :p
Well, I figured it might keep someone else from being stupid...
Well, this will be my most embarrassing post to date. It was a tough lesson to learn and I was actually pretty lucky. I have been lazy... In the...
Looking forward to seeing this! What are you planning to use for electronic controls?
I bought some plate at the metal yard yesterday. I found an 8" wide plate that I will weld to the vertical legs of the angle that make up the...
Yup, there is no way a lot of these manufacturers are getting the tonnage they claim
Calculations. 5" piston = 19.635 square inches of area times 2080 psi = 40,840.7045 pounds divided by 2,000 pounds (ton) = 20.42 tons.